Haunting and horrifying, as beautiful as its disturbing, the two novels "The English" Patient" by Michael Ondaantje and "A Farewell to Arms" by Ernest Hemmingway sweep the readers of their feet taking them to a whole new world. The English Patient tells the story of the entanglement of four damaged lives in an Italian monastery as World War II ends. Ondaatje pulls these characters together, then unravels each of the four lives. "A Farewell to Arms" is a romantic and harshly realistic, story of a romance set against the cruelty and confusion of World War I when a driver and a nurse fall in love.
Odaantje and Hemmingway each use their different styles of writing to capture the readers and their different types of themes and symbols and views on how it reflects on life.
What i need help on is the last sentence or the thesis. i tried writing it but mine doesn't make sense. hopefully by reading mine, you will get a feeling of what i want to say and help me write it better please. the sentence sounds weird but i need to include the words "symbols" and "themes" and "styles of writing" in the thesis instead of listing it. my teacher says that way i won't sound like i'm repeating myself when i actually write my body paragraphs.
Odaantje and Hemmingway each use their different styles of writing to capture the readers; they use different types of themes, symbols and views to reflect on life.
Does that help? Thanks for asking.
Yes, I can help you improve your thesis statement. Based on the information you provided, it seems like you want to emphasize how Ondaatje and Hemingway use their unique writing styles to convey different themes, symbols, and perspectives on life in their respective novels. However, your current thesis statement is a bit repetitive.
Here's a revised version that integrates the mentioned elements smoothly:
"Through their distinctive writing styles, Ondaatje and Hemingway skillfully employ themes, symbols, and diverse perspectives, allowing readers to embark on haunting journeys into different worlds in 'The English Patient' and 'A Farewell to Arms', ultimately revealing deeper insights into the complexities of life."
By rephrasing your thesis in this way, you succinctly convey your intention while avoiding repetition and capturing the essence of what you want to explore in your essay.